#Graphs and Functions

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restive agate
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At least in the tests that i've made you just graph what you can

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Also you may want check it on GeoGebra

cerulean karma
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Do you know how to graph slope intercept form (y=mx + b)?

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please @ me so i can refer back to this

willow drift
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try put it into y=mx+b, you will find your gradient (m) and find your x and y intercepts by subbing into 0. Then you can graph it!

sly cedar
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y = 3/4x -29/4

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Find the intercepts

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And substitute values for f(x)= 3/4x -29/4

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Did you use the slope(rise/run) in the equation??

idle kiln
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To graph such a function you need 2 points since its a straight line. Just pick a value for x or y and find the value of the other by plugging in the given equation. You will end up with 2 points of the form (x,y) place them on the axis then draw a line...

brave narwhal
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